Academic Portfolio - Matthew Portice by Matt Portice

Matthew Portice BIM/CAD Designer // MArch Student Rockford MI 49341 989.640.2661 matt.portice@gmail.com

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ARH 653 Introductory Design Studio 2 Spring 2018 - Ins. Simon Battisti

ARH 609 Advanced Design Studio I Fall 2019 - Ins. Jaime Daroca

ARH 608 Advanced Design Studio II Spring 2020 - Ins. Eric Reeder

ARH 619 Advanced Design Studio III Fall 2020 - Ins. Eric Lum

ARH 604 Materials and Methods of Construction Spring 2019 - Ins. Paul Rivers

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ARH 650 Foundational Design Studio I Fall 2017 Ins. Vasilena Vassilev

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ARH 650 Intro Design Studio I

The Platform House

Space Diagrams and Orientation to the Sun

The client wanted a house on the West coast (California) which would provide a pool and regulation diving platform for the husband to practice on. The wife requested a private office space for her to work at home from. The couple wanted a flowing floor plan with an open area for entertaining. They wanted this entertaining area to extend outward from the building into an exterior entertaining area. Requested Spaces: •Olympic Diving Platforms •Private Office •Open Entertaining Area •Private Bedroom Area The client requested the bedrooms be separated from the common spaces within the house. The common spaces naturally sat near each other and were tied back into the pool area.

To incorporate the diving platforms into the house, the spaces were developed as cubes and stacked together to form the diving tower.

Early Sketches of Shape Generation

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First Level Design Progression

1/16” Scale Massing Model

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Site Location

Site Plan

10'

20'

The site for the house is located in Northern California directly on the ocean coast. The site slopes slightly towards the ocean from Highway 1 on the East edge of the property. The site drops off just before the ocean creating a beautiful viewing cliff.

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Site: 11001 CA-1, Elk, CA 95432

The house was oriented to maximize the view towards the ocean. Smaller windows are placed on the East Facade to allow the morning sunlight inside.

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Site Location

Hot Tub Ladder 1

Ladder 1

Kitchen Bathroom

5 Meter Platform

Up Pool Living/ Seating Area

Ladder 2 Up

Entry

Boys Room

First Level

10'

Second Level 20'

10'

20'

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The platforms are designed to be accessible without entering the living spaces of the house. This will result in the swimmers climbing the facade of the house to the platforms while the occupants can use the interior stairs to progress from level to level.

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The spaces of the house are designed to fit the needs of the client. Not oversized, and not simplified to a box. This idea of efficient space resulted in offset areas and creates interesting facades from every viewing angle.

Connected to the platforms are the bathrooms. By design the bathrooms are accessible so the divers do not have to cross any living spaces to use the facilities while swimming.

The regulation diving platforms protrude from the West elevation and over the pool below. A rooftop terrace/office space provides panoramic views of the surrounding site.

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Green Roof

Master Bedroom

Ladder 2

10 Meter Platform

Rooftop Terrace Dn

7.5 Meter Platform

Rooftop Office

Ladder 3

Third Level 1'

10'

Roof Level 20'

10'

20'

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The diving platforms are designed to be used as balconies to view the Sun setting along the Ocean towards the West. Green roofs were incorporated in areas of the house to reduce the absorption of hot California sunlight into the house. This vegetation also offsets the green space removed from the site with the house construction.

10'

20'

North/South Section

North Elevation

1' 5' 10' 20'

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West Elevation ARH 650 Intro Design Studio I

East Elevation

1' 5' 10' 20'

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South Elevation ARH 650 Intro Design Studio I

1/16” Scale Model

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East/West Section ARH 650 Intro Design Studio I

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ARH 653 Intro Design Studio II Corner Infill Project South/Corner Elevation

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North/Courtyard Elevation

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Looking South East from the Site

Looking South West from the Site

Looking North West from the Site

Looking North East from the Site

West Elevation

East Elevation

Site Plan Within Berlin Sun Path 50’

Site Plan

The site is located just one block North from a public park which is visible when looking South from the West end of the building. The South/West end of the site received a good amount of sunlight through the day. The North side of the site is exposed to a small interior courtyard shared by adjacent buildings. This courtyard and North side of the site currently receive very limiting sunlight through the day due to the high buildings surrounding it, keeping it in shadow.

Linienstrasse 104 10115 Berlin, Germany

This site is located on an urban corner surrounded by multi-story buildings. Most of the immediate buildings are made of stone and are of a lighter color. These immediate buildings line the sidewalk with a flush facade; some have smaller gable roofs on the street facade. The lighter white/sandstone-colored facades help keep the narrow streets feeling light and do not weigh the street down with heavy colors/dark materials.

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= Live/Work Studios: 6@1000ft sq. = Child Care Center: 2100ft sq. = Comm. Arts and Education Center: 2100ft sq.

= Generic Office Space: 6500ft sq.

Child Care 2100’sq.

Private

Quiet Loud

Qualities: +Public Access +Sunlight (children) +Easy to find

Public

Qualities: +Private Access +Quiet spaces +Sunlight +Views -Public Access

Comm. Arts/Ed. Center 2100’sq.

Qualities: +Public Access +Sunlight (learning) +Easy to find

Generic Office Space 6500’sq.

Qualities: +Partial Public Access (employees)

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Live/Work Studios 6@1000’sq.

Elevation Sketch

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Aerial View

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Exterior Materials Application

EAST ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

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Site Plan

Second Floor

Fourth Floor

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Third Floor

First Floor

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Fifth Floor

Seventh Floor

Sixth Floor

Roof Plan

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Building Sections

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Elevations

East Elevation

West Elevation

Facade Flattened ARH 653 Intro Design Studio II

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Model Images

Rooftop Courtyard

Exterior

Courtyard Behind Building

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Looking into Main Level Space with Level Above

Main Level Outdoor Plaza

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ARH 609 Advanced Design Studio I Project Compliation: A New Education Educational Manifesto: Active Learning There are many ways to teach students and all have their benefits, but one is most effective: active learning. learning The idea of active learning is to get kids involved within the lesson with hands-on activities. The idea of letting kids work with physical things and solve the problem themselves or in groups are excellent for engaging the brain and body within the learning process. Active learning produces different experiences and reactions for the students: emotional, sensory, single or group involvement, what they learned, and if the experience and lesson can be replicated. The involvement of sensory engagement works closely with emotional experiences. Students need engaging spaces that can be used for multiple activities. Architecture lends its design properties to benefit students by creating the most optimal space for the best learning experience students can have.

Designing for a New Experience The aim is to create a new grade school experience based on the students understanding on the subject, and not divided by age groups. The school will have multiple areas that can be utilized by the public after school hours to create facilities to better not only the youth, but the community as a whole. A set of “traditional” spaces are included such as an office area, restrooms, cafeteria, auditorium, library, and a music space. An inclusion of a virtual area (virtual reality) for augmented learning, a technology lab to teach electronics, and a flexible hands-on lab (woodworking, experiments, etc.) are included with this experience approach. An adaptable art space and a garden for students to grow their own plants. A series of longer projects will span the school year so the students are engaged over a long period of time with a similar task in mind as their classmates. Master Diagram

The school will have classroom areas with different heights for students to be comfortable to learn in and will help cultivate creativity. A large ramp connects every space through this structure to create unique learning areas. This school will utilize unique interior and exterior flexible spaces to create engaging experiences for every student.

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Project Compliation: A New Education Space Size & Layout Outdoor Garden/Play Area

Virtual Area Flex Hands-On Lab

Flex Art Space Classroom

Classroom

Technology Lab

Classroom

Music Space

Stage

Library Classroom Classroom

Auditorium

Cafeteria/Kitchen KEY Accessible to the Public

Office BR

Important Access Route Access to Outdoor Space Administration Classroom Open Interaction Support Space Performance/Assembly Green Space/outdoor

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Project Compliation: A New Education Neighborhood Location The project location is located on the East side of the San Francisco peninsula. The site is within the Dogpatch Neighborhood which is a part of the Central Waterfront, adjacent to Potrero Hill and Mission Bay. Potrero Hill is mostly residential houses and small businesses. The Central Waterfront is heavily industrial usage and a small port for ships. The Dogpatch neighborhood is evolving from old industrial buildings to updated apartment buildings and small businesses.

Potrero Hill

Dogpatch

Central Waterfront

Mission Bay

Potrero Hill

San Francisco, California

Dogpatch

Central Waterfront

Mission Bay

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Project Compliation: A New Education Overall Context The proposed site is located an 8 minute walk from San Francisco’s East shore and an 8 minute drive North to Academy of Art University (downtown San Francisco). Proposed Site

Downtown San Francisco

Image from Google Maps.

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Project Compliation: A New Education Proposed Site

Site Analysis

Sun an

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Esprit Park

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Train Route/Stop

Bus Route/Stop

City Bike Route/Rental

Heavy Traffic

Medium Traffic

Light Traffic

Transit

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Car/Truck Sharing Spots

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Project Compliation: A New Education A

Proposed Site

50’

A Overall Site Plan Scale: 1”=64’-0”

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Project Compliation: A New Education

Proposed Site

50’ Section A-A Scale: 1”=64’-0”

Proposed Site

50’ Section B-B Scale: 1”=64’-0”

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Project Compliation: A New Education Design Iterations INIT

ES LD

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DEA

First Floor - Module 7

First Floor - Module 8

First Floor - Module 9

First Floor - Module 10

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Project Compliation: A New Education Site Plan

Esprit Park

Site Plan Scale: 1”=20’-0”

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Project Compliation: A New Education First Floor Plan

Mech Room B

Auditorium

Kitchen

Cafeteria Office

First Floor Plan Scale: 1”=32’-0” A

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Project Compliation: A New Education North Rooms Floor Plan

Auditorium Balcony

Prog RmProg Rm Prog Rm Music Room

Open Class

North Rooms Floor Plan Scale: 1”=32’-0”

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Project Compliation: A New Education South Rooms Floor Plan

LIBRARY

OPEN CLASS

South Rooms Floor Plan Scale: 1”=32’-0”

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Project Compliation: A New Education Roof Plan

Roof Plan Scale: 1”=32’-0”

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ARH 609 Advanced Design Studio I

Project Compliation: A New Education Building Sections

Section A-A

Section B-B

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Project Compliation: A New Education Context Sections

Rooftop Walkway Entrance 53' - 0" South Rooms 22' - 0" Central Classrooms 14' - 0" Grade Level 0' - 0"

Context Section A-A

Rooftop Walkway Entrance 53' - 0" North Roof 35' - 0"

Grade Level 0' - 0"

Context Section B-B

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Rooftop Walkway Entrance 53' - 0"

Rooftop Walkway Entrance 53' - 0" North Roof 35' - 0" South Rooms 22' - 0" North Rooms 10' - 0" Grade Level 0' - 0"

South Rooms 22' - 0" North Rooms 10' - 0" Grade Level 0' - 0"

South Elevation Scale: 1”=32’-0”

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Project Compliation: A New Education

North Elevation Scale: 1”=32’-0”

Rooftop Walkway Entrance 53' - 0"

South Rooms 22' - 0" North Rooms 10' - 0" Grade Level 0' - 0"

East Elevation Scale: 1”=32’-0”

Rooftop Walkway Entrance 53' - 0"

South Rooms 22' - 0" North Rooms 10' - 0" Grade Level 0' - 0"

West Elevation Scale: 1”=32’-0”

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Project Compliation: A New Education Overall Circulation/Access

Roof/G

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OPEN

CLAS

LIBRA

Level

South Library Classroom/ Level

Audito

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Class Music

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Project Compliation: A New Education Exploded Axonometric Structural Diagram

r g fo ncin wth e f o h r Mes ation g et g e v Wood truss roof with 1’-0” of soil for planting

Timber Columns

Wood truss floor

for nels n a p ing latio Slid al venti lazing r u t nt g na r efro g fo Stor ncin wth e f h ro Mes ation g t e g ve

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Project Compliation: A New Education Environmental Ideas - Site and Building Integration

FSC CERTIFIED WOOD FROM SAN FRANCISCO LUMBER YARD WATERSENSE PLUMBING FIXTURES (LOW FLOW)

2:00 PM

ENERGY STAR APPLIANCES U T ILL LIGH DAY RIORS INTE

CRADLE TO CRADLE CERTIFIED INTERIOR FINISHES

S ATE MIN 7:33 PM

N RAINWATER COLLECTION FOR SITE IRRIGATION

VISUAL CONNECTION TO VEGETATION AROUND SITE ROOFTOP GARDEN/PARK

GEOTHERMAL COOLING/ HEATING

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E REEZ R IO SS B CRO S INTER L COO

STRUCTURE CREATES NATURAL SHADING

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Project Compliation: A New Education Enlarged Wall Section CARPET/CORK CRADLE2CRADLE CERTIFIED FLOORING North Rooms 10' - 0"

GLULAM BEAMS WITH FSC WOOD (OPEN CEILING)

LIVING WALL SCREEN

STOREFRONT WALL SYSTEM

SLIDING WALL PANEL (ALIGNS WITH LIVING WALL)

WOOD COLUMN (BEYOND)

POLISHED CONCRETE

Grade Level 0' - 0"

Wall Section Scale: 3/4” = 1’-0”

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X_Exterior Section Rendering 3/4" = 1'-0"

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Project Compliation: A New Education

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Design for Learning: The New Spaces of Education

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ARH 609 Advanced Design Studio I

Project Compliation: A New Education

A C A D E M Y of A R T

Design for Learning: The New Spaces of Education

ARCHITECTURE FALL 2019 ARH609OL2

INSTRUCTOR Jaime Daroca

STUDENT Matt Portice #04701666

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Project Compliation: A New Education Project Model

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1.0 - Site Plan

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1.1 - Floor Plans

F A R C HI V E S T O RA G E 2128 SF

A R C HI V E S 1054 SF

C O NS E R V A T I O N/ R E S T O RA T I O N 1054 SF

H AN D L I N G 424 SF

G BR 138 SF

BR 146 SF

A D D I T I O NA L M E C H AN I C A L / E L E C T R I C AL 2015 SF

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A MUSEUM E D U C AT I O N F AC . 1554 SF

RE S T RO O M ( F ) 1085 SF

T R AV E L I NG E X HI B I T I O N S 1 6565 SF E D U . S P AC E S EDU. SPACES143 SF 144 SF

T IC KE T S / S H O P 1563 SF C L O AK R O O M L O C K E RS 169 SF

R E S T RO O M ( M ) 1065 SF

FOY ER 3001 SF

S H O P S T O RA G E 295 SF

C L O AK R O O M 580 SF

S T AF F 399 SF

E R E S T . S T O RA G E 438 SF

PRE P KI TC H E N 907 SF

G RE S T AU RA NT / K I T C HE N 5613 SF

BR 467 SF

BR 426 SF

PRO P. C O NT ROL 254 SF L O C A L S T O RA G E 295 SF S E RV I C E E Q U I P . S T O RA G E 256 SF C L E A N I NG C E N T E R 303 SF

U NP A C K I N G 656 SF

W AS T E R O O M 268 SF

D E L IV E RY 1198 SF

D E L . T RA S H S T O RA G E 429 SF

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64'

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T R AV E L I NG E X HI B I T I O N S 1 10288 SF

C HA I R S T O RA G E 279 SF

AS S E M B L Y H AL L 5620 SF

F A U X . RO O M S 415 SF

H C O LLEC TI O N 27851 SF

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F S T AF F 653 SF

L O U NG E / L I B RA R Y 931 SF

O F FI C E A D M I N . 1203 SF

O PE N OF F I C E 647 SF D I R / C H I E F C O PY / PR I N T S T O R A G E 284 SF 174 SF C U R AT O R 489 SF

R E S T RO O M (F / M /H) 353 SF

Second Level

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64'

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1.2 - Sections

Roof Line 45' - 0"

Third Level 30' - 0"

Second Level 15' - 0"

First Level 0' - 0"

Lower Level -15' - 0"

Section 1

Roof Line 45' - 0"

Third Level 30' - 0"

Second Level 15' - 0"

First Level 0' - 0"

Lower Level -15' - 0"

Section 2

Roof Line 45' - 0"

Third Level 30' - 0"

Second Level 15' - 0"

First Level 0' - 0"

Lower Level -15' - 0"

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North Elevation

South Elevation

East Elevation

West Elevation

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1.3 - Accessibility Plan

3' - 0"

1' - 6"

5' - 7 29/32"

1' - 6"

5' - 0"

BR 467 SF

3' - 0" 0' - 4"

BR 429 SF

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1.5 - Wall Section / 1.6 - Partial Elevation

Roof Line 45' - 0"

CLT ROOF PLANELING W/WHITE ROOF MEMBRANE

16" WIDE GLASS PANELING W/1" MULLIONS (PAINTED BLACK)

Third Level 30' - 0"

8" WOOD PLANKS (VERTICAL)

8"x8" TIMBER COLUMN

1 1/2" RIGID INSULATION

6" STEEL STUDS W/BLOWN INSULATION

1/2" GYP BOARD PAINTED MATTE WHITE

Second Level 15' - 0"

CLT FLOOR PLANELING

VERTICAL BOARDFORMED 8" CONCRETE

1/2" GYP BOARD PAINTED MATTE WHITE

1 1/2" RIGID INSULATION

2"x4" STEEL STUDS W/BLOWN INSULATION

First Level 0' - 0"

6" SLAB ON GRADE (POLISHED)

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ARH 619 Advanced Design Studio III Site Location

Hunters Point Market 10 Hunters Point Blvd, San Francisco, California

Required Plumbing Fixtures

Occupancy Calculations

Project Information

Building Program Spaces

BUILDING ADDRESS: 10 HUNTERS POINT BOULEVARD, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94124 PARCEL: 4646 ZONING: MIXED USE - M-1 MERCANTILE, NC-2 NEIGHBORHOOD/LIGHT INDUSTRIAL HEIGHT DISTRICT: 40-X SPECIAL USE DISTRICT: ADJACENT TO RESIDENTIAL/LIGHT INDUSTRY/INDIA BASIN SHORELINE PARK PRESERVATION: NO SPECIAL SIGNAGE: SCENIC STREETS AND HUDSON POINT NAVAL YARD

Marketplace Checkout & Service Office & Staff Receiving Storage Waste Management Community Resource Center Service & Equipment Exterior Public Space

CODES: CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE (2019) WITH LOCAL AMENDMENTS AND SUPPLEMENTS. CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL CODE 2019 (NEC/NFPA) CALIFORNIA MECHANICAL CODE 2019 (UMC/IAPMO) CALIFORNIA PLUMBING CODE 2019 (UPC/IAPM0) CALIFORNIA FIRE CODE 2019 (IFC/ICC) CALIFORNIA ENERGY CODE 2019 (CEC) ACCESSIBILITY: FULLY ACCESSIBLE, TO COMPLY WITH CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE 2010 AND THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT. CONSTRUCTION TYPE: TYPE IV-HT SPRINKLER: AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM OCCUPANCY TYPE: B BUSINESS, M MERCANTILE BUILDING HEIGHT: 3 STORIES - 50 FT LOT AREA: 302.5' (HUDSON AVENUE) X 200' (PERPENDICULAR TO INNES AVENUE) - 40,800 SF BUILDING SQUARE FOOTAGE:30,388 SF GROSS AREA: 37,377 SF (FACTOR = 1.23) TOTAL LOWER LEVEL 9,574 SF TOTAL MAIN LEVEL 16,140 SF TOTAL SECOND LEVEL 4,674 SF PARKING PROVIDED: 3 STALLS (1 VAN HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE) BIKE PARKING PROVIDED: 50 STALLS

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COVER - SITE LOCATION/DETAILS

10,000 sq. ft. 1,500 sq. ft. 750 sq. ft. 1,000 sq. ft. 3,000 sq. ft. 1,000 sq. ft. 6,250 sq. ft. 1,000 sq. ft. 20,000 sq. ft.

Net Program Area 24,500 sq. ft. Grossing Factor 1.23 Total Building Area 30,135 sq.ft. Open Space Program 20,000 sq. ft. -----------------------------------------------------------------Total Site Area 40,800 sq. ft.

SHEET LIST SHEET NUMBER A100 A101 A102 A103 A201 A202 A203 AC01 AD01 AE01 AP01 AP02 AP03 APS1 APS2 APS3.1 APS3.2 APS4.1 APS4.2 AS01 C01 ED01 ED02 EG00 EG01 EG02 EV01 EV02 FA01 M100 M101 M102 M201 MT01 P01 PM01 PV01 PV02 SD01

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Organic shapes can play from the curved site plan and the adjacency to the curving waterfront property. This can result in unique forms and break apart from the typical rectangular commercial properties.

Solid/Void The existing neighborhood has it’s strength’s and weakensses. This is the idea for solids and voids to create a building. By utilizing building masses (solids) and open site areas (voids) then the building can give back to the community. Open spaces will allow the comunity to utilize the buildings open spaces no matter the time of day.

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The idea of the open site is to give back as much of the site as possible to the occupants. This is also to maximize the views available onsite towards the surrounding park and San Francisco Bay.

Organic Shapes

Open Site/Elevated Structures

CONCEPTUAL OPTIONS

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Open Site/Elevated Structures This model is designed with the lower space being set into the ground. This would allow the roof of that space to be level with the existing grade and would keep a large chunk of the site open for the community. The grade level would be open with the second floor starting twenty feet above grade.

Organic Shapes This conceptual model may be hard to decipher at first. The idea is to create a large facade overlay on the structures within. This skin would be organic in shape and would be translucent/transparent in areas. The entire interior would be able to be illuminated with indirect lighting as this skin would diffuse the direct daylight. The masses would follow the program layout of the interior and the skin would waterfall down the building and blend into the ground level.

Solid/Void This form would push some program down into the lower level, or create a sunken two-story space within. The circular void would be stretching outward like a hug towards the neighborhood. The spaces on the top are cut to mimic the forms of the first level but are optimized for views towards the adjacent park and San Francisco Bay.

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GLULAM GRIDSHELL STRUCTURE

SECOND FLOOR MEZZANINE (CLT PANELS WITH CONCRETE TOPPING)

SECOND FLOOR FRAMING

MAIN LEVEL STRUCTURE (CLT PANELS WITH CONCRETE TOPPING)

WALL FOUNDATIONS AND FOOTINGS ENERGY PIERS (INCORPORATING GEOTHERMAL PIPE LOOPS)

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Multi-Category Material Takeoff Category

Family and Type

Multi-Category Material Takeoff Material: Area

Ceilings Ceilings Ceilings Ceilings

Compound Ceiling: 2' x 2' ACT System Compound Ceiling: 2' x 2' ACT System Compound Ceiling: GWB on Mtl. Stud Compound Ceiling: GWB on Mtl. Stud

Acoustic Ceiling Tile 24 x 24 Default Gypsum Wall Board Metal Stud Layer

1109 SF 1118 SF 180 SF 180 SF

Curtain Panels Curtain Panels Curtain Panels

System Panel: Frosted Glass System Panel: Glazed System Panel: Insulation

Glass, Frosted Glass Rock Wool

331 SF 7515 SF 54 SF

Doors Doors Doors Doors

Door-Curtain-Wall-Single-Glass: Door-Curtain-Wall-Single-Glass Door-Curtain-Wall-Single-Glass: Door-Curtain-Wall-Single-Glass Door-Double-Flush_Panel-Double-Acting: 72" x 84" Door-Double-Flush_Panel-Double-Acting: 72" x 84"

17 SF 1129 SF 192 SF 618 SF

Doors Doors Doors

Door-Double-Glass: 72" x 84" Door-Double-Glass: 72" x 84" Door-Double-Glass: 72" x 84"

Doors Doors Doors

Door-Double-Sliding: 72" x 84" Door-Double-Sliding: 72" x 84" Door-Double-Sliding: 72" x 84"

Doors Doors Doors Doors Doors Doors Doors Doors Doors Doors Doors

Door-Overhead-Rolling: 96" x 96" Door-Passage-Single-Full_Lite: 36" x 84" Door-Passage-Single-Full_Lite: 36" x 84" Door-Passage-Single-Full_Lite: 36" x 84" Door-Passage-Single-Full_Lite: 36" x 84" Single-Flush: 30" x 84" Single-Flush: 30" x 84" Single-Flush: 32" x 84" Single-Flush: 32" x 84" Single-Flush: 36" x 84" Single-Flush: 36" x 84"

Aluminum - Black Glass Paint - Sienna Wood - Birch - Solid Stained Light Low Gloss Glass Paint - Sienna Wood - Birch - Solid Stained Light Low Gloss Glass Paint - Sienna Wood - Birch - Solid Stained Light Low Gloss Steel, Paint Finish, Ivory, Matte Aluminum Glass Metal - Paint Finish - Grey Wood - Birch Door - Frame Door - Panel Door - Frame Door - Panel Door - Frame Door - Panel

Electrical Equipment Main Distribution Panel: Main Distribution Panel Electrical Equipment Solar Panel1: Solar Panel Electrical Equipment Transformer: Transformer

Material: Name

Metal - Painted - Grey Aluminum - Black Metal - Painted - Grey

60 SF 27 SF 37 SF 296 SF 110 SF 104 SF 209 SF 1 SF 46 SF 69 SF 49 SF 159 SF 267 SF 138 SF 243 SF 117 SF 227 SF 61 SF 39 SF 96 SF

Electrical Fixtures Electrical Fixtures Electrical Fixtures Electrical Fixtures Electrical Fixtures

Outlet-Duplex: Single Outlet-GFI: Single Outlet-GFI: Single, Weatherproof Switch-Dimmer: Dimmer Switch-Single: Single

Plastic, Opaque White Plastic, Opaque White Plastic, Opaque White Plastic, Opaque White Plastic, Opaque White

4 SF 2 SF 1 SF 1 SF 0 SF

Floors Floors Floors Floors Floors Floors Floors Floors Floors Floors Floors Floors Floors Floors Floors

Floor: 1' Concrete - Exterior Floor: 6" Concrete Floor: 6" Concrete - Exterior Floor: 6" Concrete - Exterior Pattern Floor: 6" CONCRETE SLAB - POLISHED Floor: 6" Concrete w/Wood Floor Floor: 6" Concrete w/Wood Floor Floor: CLT w/ 3" Conc. Topping Floor: CLT w/ 3" Conc. Topping Floor: CLT w/ 3" Conc. Topping Floor: CROSS-LAMINATED PANEL - 12" Floor: Dirt Fill Floor: Exterior Brick Floor Floor: Generic - 12" Floor: Grass

Concrete, Cast-in-Place, Gray Concrete, Cast-in-Place gray Concrete, Cast-in-Place, Gray Concrete, Walkway Concrete, Cast-in-Place gray - Polished Concrete, Cast-in-Place gray Oak Flooring Concrete, Lightweight Default Floor Glue-Laminated Timber - Rotated Glue-Laminated Timber Earth Brick, Pavers Default Floor Grass

384 SF 4258 SF 12947 SF 8087 SF 3798 SF 2645 SF 2645 SF 21028 SF 21028 SF 21028 SF 348 SF 885 SF 821 SF 1114 SF 9267 SF

Lighting Fixtures Lighting Fixtures Lighting Fixtures Lighting Fixtures Lighting Fixtures Lighting Fixtures

Pendant Light - Hemisphere: 100W - 120V Pendant Light - Hemisphere: 100W - 120V Troffer Light - 2x2 Parabolic: 2'x2'(2 Lamp) - 120V Troffer Light - 2x2 Parabolic: 2'x2'(2 Lamp) - 120V Troffer Light - 2x2 Parabolic: 2'x2'(2 Lamp) - 120V Troffer Light - 2x2 Parabolic: 2'x2'(2 Lamp) - 120V

Glass, Frosted Steel, Chrome Plated Default Light Source Glass, White, High Luminance Steel, Chrome Plated Steel, Paint Finish, Dark Gray, Matte

70 SF 11 SF 420 SF 143 SF 188 SF 11 SF

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Concrete, Cast-in-Place gray Rock Wool

85 SF 108 SF

Plumbing Fixtures Plumbing Fixtures Plumbing Fixtures Plumbing Fixtures

Toilet-Commercial-Wall-3D: 15" Seat Height Toilet-Commercial-Wall-3D: 15" Seat Height Toilet-Commercial-Wall-3D: 15" Seat Height Toilet-Wall_Hung-Kohler-Veil-6299: Vitreous_China-0-White

Laminate, Ivory, Matte Porcelain, Ivory Steel, Polished Vitreous China-Kohler-0-White

19 SF 74 SF 6 SF 218 SF

Roofs Roofs Roofs

Basic Roof: CLT Panels - 1' 03/8" Basic Roof: CLT Panels - 1' 03/8" Basic Roof: Concrete - 8"

Laminated Veneer Lumber Roofing, EPDM Membrane Concrete, Cast-in-Place, Gray

1039 SF 1039 SF 57 SF

Site Site

Dumpster: 72" x 60" Dumpster: 72" x 60"

Metal - Paint Finish - Green, Glossy Steel, Paint Finish, Dark Gray, Matte

193 SF 69 SF

Specialty Equipment KONE_Car: KONE_Car Specialty Equipment KONE_Car: KONE_Car Specialty Equipment KONE_EcoSpaceENA_LOD-200_C497562: KONE_EcoSpaceENA_LOD-200_C497562 Specialty Equipment KONE_EcoSpaceENA_LOD-200_C497562: KONE_EcoSpaceENA_LOD-200_C497562 Specialty Equipment Single Carrel: Single Carrel Specialty Equipment Single Carrel: Single Carrel

Stainless Steel-KONE-KONE Blue Stainless Steel-KONE-Stainless Steel Default

2 SF 5 SF 528 SF

Void

2298 SF

Cherry Laminate, Ivory, Matte

66 SF 200 SF

Stairs Stairs Stairs

Assembled Stair: 7" max riser 11" tread Assembled Stair: 7" max riser 11" tread Cast-In-Place Stair: Monolithic Stair

Laminated Veneer Lumber Steel, Paint Finish, Black, Matte Concrete, Cast-in-Place gray

2500 SF 778 SF 2742 SF

Structural Columns Structural Columns

Glulam-Southern Pine-Column: 5x12.375 Glulam-Western Species-Column: 8.75x18

Softwood, Lumber Softwood, Lumber

1134 SF 281 SF

Structural Foundations Structural Foundations Structural Foundations

Pile Cap-1 Pile: 39"x39"x35"

Concrete, Cast-in-Place gray

1122 SF

Pile-Steel Pipe: 24" Diameter

Steel ASTM A572

2507 SF

Wall Foundation: Bearing Footing - 36" x 12"

Concrete, Cast-in-Place gray

3769 SF

Structural Framing Structural Framing Structural Framing Structural Framing

Glulam-Southern Pine: 8.5x11 Glulam-Southern Pine: 8.5x16.5 Square Bars: RV 1 W-Wide Flange: W8X10

Softwood, Lumber Softwood, Lumber Steel ASTM A36 Steel ASTM A992

4537 SF 860 SF 156 SF 23 SF

Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls Walls

Basic Wall: 12" Conc Retaining w/Ext Insul Basic Wall: 12" Conc Retaining w/Ext Insul Basic Wall: 12" Conc Retaining w/Ext Insul Basic Wall: 12" Conc Retaining w/Ext Insul - Interior Stud Basic Wall: 12" Conc Retaining w/Ext Insul - Interior Stud Basic Wall: 12" Conc Retaining w/Ext Insul - Interior Stud Basic Wall: 12" Conc Retaining w/Ext Insul - Interior Stud Basic Wall: 12" Conc Retaining w/Ext Insul - Interior Stud Basic Wall: 12" Conc Retaining w/Ext Insul - Interior Stud Basic Wall: Concrete - 8" w/Furring & Drywall Basic Wall: Concrete - 8" w/Furring & Drywall Basic Wall: Concrete - 8" w/Furring & Drywall Basic Wall: Ext. Wall, Aluminum Paneling - 5 1/2" Basic Wall: Ext. Wall, Aluminum Paneling - 5 1/2" Basic Wall: Ext. Wall, Aluminum Paneling - 5 1/2" Basic Wall: Ext. Wall, Aluminum Paneling - 5 1/2" Basic Wall: Ext. Wall, Aluminum Paneling - 5 1/2" Basic Wall: Fencing Basic Wall: Foundation - 12" Concrete Basic Wall: Generic - 4" Brick Basic Wall: Generic - 6" Masonry Basic Wall: Interior - 3 1/8" Partition (1-hr) Basic Wall: Interior - 3 1/8" Partition (1-hr) Basic Wall: Interior - 4 7/8" Partition (1-hr) Basic Wall: Interior - 4 7/8" Partition (1-hr) Basic Wall: Interior - 5" Partition (2-hr) Basic Wall: Interior - 5" Partition (2-hr) Basic Wall: Roof Structure Basic Wall: Roof Structure Basic Wall: Roof Structure

Concrete, Cast-in-Place gray Rock Wool Vapor Retarder Concrete, Board Formed Glue-Laminated Timber - Rotated Gypsum Wall Board Rigid insulation Rock Wool Vapor Retarder Concrete, Cast-in-Place gray Gypsum Wall Board Pine Air Infiltration Barrier Cladding, Vertical Ribbed Plywood, Sheathing Rigid insulation Vapor Retarder Living Wall Mesh Concrete, Cast-in-Place gray Brick, Common Concrete Masonry Units Gypsum Wall Board Metal Stud Layer Gypsum Wall Board Metal Stud Layer Gypsum Wall Board Metal Stud Layer Plywood, Sheathing Rock Wool Roofing, EPDM Membrane

4601 SF 4609 SF 4616 SF 1692 SF 1674 SF 1669 SF 1676 SF 1696 SF 3392 SF 3006 SF 2926 SF 2931 SF 5079 SF 5074 SF 10119 SF 5113 SF 5140 SF 2055 SF 1006 SF 933 SF 3519 SF 12994 SF 3251 SF 6930 SF 3466 SF 30793 SF 7706 SF 55510 SF 27846 SF 27876 SF

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Fixed: 48" x 48" Fixed: 48" x 48" Skylight-Top-Hung: 36" x 36" Skylight-Top-Hung: 36" x 36" Skylight-Top-Hung: 40" x 40" Skylight-Top-Hung: 40" x 40"

Glass Sash Aluminum - Black Glass Aluminum - Black Glass

79 SF 85 SF 126 SF 74 SF 84 SF 56 SF 401749 SF

This project aims for LEED Gold Certification which is beneficial to the performance of the building. The occupants will benefit from materials chosen for their natural properties, such as wood and cork. The materials are chosen for the benefit of the occupants (health, asthetics, atmosphere, etc.) as well as their environmental impact. The materials and products are Cradle-to-Cradle Certified when available as well as all wood products are Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Certified to verify the wood is from responsibly harvested forests with ethical processing. The building uses geothermal heating/cooling to reduce energy consumption for occupant comfort. An air handling unit pumps fresh, filtered air around the building when natural, cross-ventilation is not enough to ventilate the spaces. An abundance of daylighting is used to reduce the need for artificial lighting. All plumbing fixtures are WaterSense label fixtures for reduced water use. Appliances are Energy Star labelled when available for reduced energy consumption. OPERATION The operation of the building should not be interrupted with the passive environmental controls implimented within the building. The building is contrilled with a Building Management System with a series of sensors to allow the optimal ventilation, heating/cooling, and light levels throughout the building. The BMS can dim the lights when enough natural lighting is illuminating the interior and louvers/windows are motor-operated to open and close to allow natural ventilation through the structure. A larger up front cost is needed for the geothermal heating/cooling system but will be partially offset as the ground piping can be paired with the required structural piles embedded in the ground below the building.This energy system will also pay itself off over time via traditional energy bills as all heating/cooling needed is produced naturally and only minimal electricity is needed to run the system. WOOD/CLT PANELS The main material for this project is wood formed into cross-laminated timber members which can be prefabricated and assembled on site. As stated on Associated Construction Publications, "CLT also has a lighter carbon footprint as wood products continue to store carbon absorbed by the trees while growing, and engineered wood manufacturing requires significantly less energy to produce than concrete and steel." ACP also outlines the life cycle analysis stating "CLT buildings are easily altered and remodeled and are also fully recyclable once they reach the end of their useful life." CLT panels are a natural building material which introduce no harmful chemicals to the building occupants and can biodegrade at their end of life. CLT panels are also competitively proces against concrete, masonry, and other common materials. https://www.acppubs.com/articles/509-benefits-of-building-with-cross-laminated-timber CONCRETE The use of concrete in this project was meant to be minimal as concrete production creates large amounts of atmosphereharming pollutants. Incorporating fly-ash, typically an industrial waste product, into the concrete production will lessen the carbon footprint of the concrete. Concrete also has lery limited after-life use, such as aggregate or possibly ground into landscaping cover. Concrete is a very common building material so installation is straightforward and pricing is competitive. OTHER MATERIALS All windows and door frames are made from aluminum and can be recycled if the unit has reached its end of life. The windows are unitized units and can be assembled off-site reducing the labor cost on site. The insulation found within the walls and roof structure is cork and can naturally biodegrade at the end of it's life, or be repurposed. The solar panels selected for this project are Cradle-to-Cradle Certified so they can be reused into other panels/parts once unusable.

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Water Use/Treatment

The heating/cooling system used for the Hunters Point Market in San Francisco, California is a geothermal heat pump system. The geothermal system loops will be embedded within the site below the building integrated with the structural piers. This system will create even heating/cooling within the interior spaces with little to no visible equipment. The system is slow to adjust to quick temperature changes, but can be programmed to pre-heat/cool spaces for predicted exterior temperature changes.

In addition to the geothermal radiant heat pumps, a commercial air handling unit (AHU) with an integrated heat recovery ventilator will be implemented to help heat/cool the incoming exterior air. This will also filter the air with almost continuous circulation. Overhead fans and operable windows will also be installed for occupant control to circulate air.

The main shell of the building has skylights built into the gridshell. The exterior are composed of storefront window systems and the rooftop gridshell reaching down to the ground with additional windows. The abundance of windows will allow the interior spaces to be illuminated naturally. When natural sunlight isn’t enough, LED light fixtures with dimming and integrated occupancy sensors will illuminate each space. Fixtures will be Energy Star labeled when applicable.

The shape of the building will direct rainwater to the base of the structure to be collected for reuse. Site landscaping will be integrated around the building for natural filtration of rainwater and street runoff. Any water to be collected from rain/runoff will be re-used for either landscape irrigation, garden watering, or accessible to the public for home gardening/irrigation.

Motorized louvers and window panels will adjust automatically for optimal interior temperatures. The louvers and panels will open/close to allow natural ventilation to flow through the interior spaces. A series of louvers is set into a light well on the roof so the hot air can rise and exit the building. This warmer air can then be taken in to the air handling unit so the unit uses less energy to condition the air before circulating it.

Thermal massing will also be used to absorb sunlight during the day and can radiate that heat outward during the evening. The floor of the market is a 3” fly-ash concrete topping embedded with the radiant heating/cooling piping and will absorb direct sunlight.

All plumbing fixtures will be WaterSense fixtures to reduce the water usage as much as possible. A grey water system may be used to filter waste sink water and add to the irrigation water supply.

In addition to the storefront systems, a heliostat will be used to reflect sunlight down a shaft to the lower level for natural sunlight illumination.

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HUDSON AVENUE S 37° 00' 00" E 302.50'

Sloped Sidewalk for Park Access Parking (3) Park Performance Area

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Balcony with Cafe Tables

RECEIVING 1026 SF

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WASTE MANAGEMENT 932 SF

Curbside Loading/Unloading

Tiered Green Wall

S 53° 00' 00" W 200.00'

MARKET ENTRANCE 2264 SF

Large Open Area for Community Gatherings

Wooden 'block' benches

Raised Garden Demo Area

Redeveloped Intersection for public garden/green space

Projection Wall

Enlarged sidewalk for Food Truck serving

BIKE LOCKERS 714 SF

INNES AVENUE

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64'

SITE PLAN 1/16" = 1'-0"

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NORTH STAIRS 561 SF

OPEN OFFICE 1782 SF 1 ED01

STORAGE 1009 SF

MECHANICAL ACCESS SPACE 259 SF

STAFF ROOM 322 SF

LOCKERS 83 SF

LOWER VESTIBULE 193 SF

OFFICE REST ROOM 156 SF

REFRIGERATED STORAGE 1020 SF

PUBLIC SHOWERS

MECHANICAL ROOM 1494 SF

PUBLIC REST ROOM 1009 SF

RADIANT HEAT PUMP

LOWER PUBLIC CORRIDOR 979 SF

1 ED02

WATER MANAGEMENT ROOM 331 SF

ED02

2 A202

1 A203 1 A201

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32'

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LOWER LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

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VESTIBULE 120 SF

FREIGHT ELEVATOR 86 SF

NORTH STAIRS 561 SF

REFRIGERATED GOODS 1088 SF DRY GOODS 1904 SF

1 ED01

RECEIVING 1026 SF

CAFE 773 SF

WASTE MANAGEMENT 932 SF ELECTRICAL ROOM 100 SF

CHECKOUT AISLES 1123 SF

MARKET RESTROOM 339 SF PRODUCE 2716 SF

2 ED02

MARKET ENTRANCE 2264 SF

2 A202

1 A203 1 A201

BIKE LOCKERS 714 SF

16'

32'

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TOOL RENTAL 1734 SF

ED01

SEED BANK 419 SF RESTROOMS 640 SF

LIBRARY 1086 SF INFORMATION DESK 231 SF

2 ED02

2 A202

1 A203 1 A201

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SECOND LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

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1 ED01

SunPower 450W A-Series Panel (typ)

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SOLAR PANEL POTENTIAL OUTPUT SunPower 450 W Commercial A-Series Panels. These specific panels were selected for their market performance and the panels are Cradle to Cradle Certified Bronze. https://us.sunpower.com/solar-panels-technology/a-series-solar-panels 450W x 5.4 peak solar hours = 2,430 Watts per panel (daily) 2,430 W/day x 135 Panels = 328,050 total Watts a day (328,050 total Watts a day /1000 Watts) / 24 hours = 13.66875 kWh

POSSIBLE BUILDING USAGE Calculated with figures found from the U.S Energy information Administration. https://www.eia.gov/consumption/commercial/data/2012/c&e/cfm/pba4.php Marketplace - 44.2 kWh/sqft x 11,500 sqft = 508,300 kWh Office - 16.9 kWh/sqft x 750 sqft = 12,675 kWh Storage/Waste/Receiving/Service - 5.8 kWh/sqft x 6,000 sqft = 34,800 kWh Community Resource Center - 15.2 kWh/sqft x 6,250 sqft = 95,000 kWh TOTAL: 650,775 kWh / 365 days a year = 1,783 kWh per day

SOLAR OFFSET 1,783 kWh per day / 13.66875 kWh from Solar Power = 0.0766 x 100 = 7 . 6 6 % t o t al e ne rg y o f f se t by ph o t o v o l t a ic p an e l p ro d uc t i o n

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ROOF PLAN AND SOLAR CALCULATIONS

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VESTIBULE 120 SF OS OS

EV01

NORTH STAIRS 561 SF

FREIGHT ELEVATOR 86 SF

Track lighting mounted along ceiling grid for merchants to adjust heads manually (typ)

RECEIVING 1026 SF

WASTE MANAGEMENT 932 SF OS

MARKET ENTRANCE 2264 SF

6 A202

2 EV02

1 EV02

2 A203

BIKE LOCKERS 714 SF OS

Luminaire Symbol Legend 4 Head Track, LED, Black Track and Heads, 4000K Surface-mounted Linear, LED, 4000K Wall-wash, LED, direct/indirect, Tunable White (~2700K-6000K) Suspended High-Bay, LED, 4000K, Direct/Indirect 2x2 Troffer, LED, 4000K Notes: Secure all pendant fixtures with appropriate earthquake safety equipment.

16'

32'

MAIN FLOOR CEILING PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

MAIN LEVEL CEILING PLAN

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NORTH STAIRS 561 SF

OPEN OFFICE 1782 SF

STORAGE 1009 SF

58' - 2" 13 sec

BUILDING DIAGONA L: 183'-0"

61' - 2" 14 sec

/ 3 = 61'0" BETWEE

N EXITS

OFFICE REST ROOM 156 SF

REFRIGERATED STORAGE 1020 SF

71' - 3" 16 sec

99' - 9" 23 sec

MECHANICAL ROOM 1494 SF

PUBLIC REST ROOM 1009 SF

56' - 11" 13 sec

42' - 10" 10 sec

29' - 6" 7 sec

Egress Path of Travel Distances Level Lower Level Lower Level Lower Level Lower Level Lower Level Lower Level Lower Level Main Level Main Level Main Level Main Level Main Level Main Level Main Level Main Level Main Level Second Level Second Level Second Level Second Level

From Room MECHANICAL ROOM 8 PUBLIC REST ROOM 9 PUBLIC REST ROOM 9 REFRIGERATED STORAGE 27 STAFF ROOM 36 STORAGE 11 WATER MANAGEMENT ROOM 26 MARKET ENTRANCE 1 MARKET ENTRANCE 1 MARKET RESTROOM 28 PRODUCE 29 RECEIVING 3 REFRIGERATED PRODUCE 30 REFRIGERATED PRODUCE 30 REFRIGERATED PRODUCE 30 WASTE MANAGEMENT 2 LIBRARY 15 RESTROOMS 21 SEED BANK 22 TOOL RENTAL 16

Length 99' - 8 3/4" 42' - 9 3/4" 56' - 10 13/16" 71' - 2 15/16" 61' - 1 5/8" 58' - 1 11/16" 29' - 6 1/16"

Time 22.7 s 9.7 s 12.9 s 16.2 s 13.9 s 13.2 s 6.7 s

Speed 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph

19' - 9 13/16" 23' - 2 1/8" 48' - 0" 73' - 4 1/2" 28' - 11 15/16" 65' - 4 15/16" 80' - 2" 81' - 2 5/16" 54' - 5 9/16" 94' - 8 1/2" 93' - 8 1/8" 59' - 8 3/16" 100' - 4 11/16"

4.5 s 5.3 s 10.9 s 16.7 s 6.6 s 14.9 s 18.2 s 18.5 s 12.4 s 21.5 s 21.3 s 13.6 s 22.8 s

3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph

WATER MANAGEMENT ROOM 331 SF

Occupancy per Floor: Lower Level Main Level Second Level

21 233 73

Maximum Occupancy Load of Space <49 1 Exit >49 and <501 2 Exits Maximum Common Path of Egress Travel from Space with One Exit (Table 1006.2.1 - California Building Code 2019) Assembly 75'-0" Sprinklered Business 100'-0" Sprinklered Mercantile 75'-0" Sprinklered Storage 100'-0" Sprinklered Egress Width Requirements -Stairways :Occupancy x .3" w/min. 44" -Doorways: Occupancy x .2" w/min. 36" Lower Level 44", 36" Main Level 70", 47" Second Level 44", 36" Areas of Refuge (Floor Occupancy / 200) Lower Level 21 / 200 = 1 Main Level 233 / 200 = 2 Second Level 73 / 200 = 1

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LOWER LEVEL PATH OF EGRESS

HUNTER'S POINT MARKET

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32'

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FREIGHT ELEVATOR 86 SF

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VESTIBULE 120 SF

NORTH STAIRS 561 SF

REFRIGERATED GOODS 1088 SF

DRY GOODS 1904 SF STAFF ROOM 322 SF

RECEIVING 1026 SF 29' - 0" 7 sec

54' - 6" 12 sec

81' - 2" 18 sec

LOCKERS 83 SF

REFRIGERATED PRODUCE 2388 SF 65' - 5" 15 sec

BUILDING DIAGONAL: 194'-3" / 3 = 65'-0" BETWEEN EXITS

CAFE 773 SF

WASTE MANAGEMENT 932 SF ELECTRICAL ROOM 100 SF

CHECKOUT AISLES 1123 SF

48' - 0" 11 sec

MARKET RESTROOM 339 SF

PRODUCE 2716 SF

19' - 10" 5 sec

Egress Path of Travel Distances

Main Level Main Level Main Level Main Level Main Level Main Level Main Level Main Level Main Level Second Level Second Level Second Level Second Level

Length 99' - 8 3/4" 42' - 9 3/4" 56' - 10 13/16" 71' - 2 15/16" 61' - 1 5/8" 58' - 1 11/16" 29' - 6 1/16"

Time 22.7 s 9.7 s 12.9 s 16.2 s 13.9 s 13.2 s 6.7 s

Speed 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph

19' - 9 13/16" 23' - 2 1/8" 48' - 0" 73' - 4 1/2" 28' - 11 15/16" 65' - 4 15/16" 80' - 2" 81' - 2 5/16" 54' - 5 9/16" 94' - 8 1/2" 93' - 8 1/8" 59' - 8 3/16" 100' - 4 11/16"

4.5 s 5.3 s 10.9 s 16.7 s 6.6 s 14.9 s 18.2 s 18.5 s 12.4 s 21.5 s 21.3 s 13.6 s 22.8 s

3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph 3.0 mph

73' - 5" 17 sec

80' - 2" 18 sec

23' - 2" 5 sec

MARKET ENTRANCE 2264 SF

Occupancy per Floor: Lower Level Main Level Second Level

21 233 73

BIKE LOCKERS 714 SF

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MAIN LEVEL PATH OF EGRESS

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North Elevation 1/8" = 1'-0"

East Elevation 1/8" = 1'-0"

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ELEVATIONS

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ARH 619 Advanced Design Studio III South Elevation 1/8" = 1'-0"

West Elevation 1/8" = 1'-0"

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ELEVATIONS

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Roof Line 65' - 0"

Second Level 45' - 0"

WASTE MANAGEMENT 932 SF

ELECTRICAL ROOM 100 SF

REFRIGERATED PRODUCE 2388 SF

MARKET ENTRANCE 2264 SF PRODUCE 2716 SF

Main Level 25' - 0"

BUILDING SECTION - LOOKING WEST 1/8" = 1'-0"

Perspective Section

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Key Plan NOT TO SCALE

BUILDING SECTIONS

HUNTER'S POINT MARKET

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1 A202

7 A202

Roof Line 65' - 0"

Key Plan NOT TO SCALE

Second Level 45' - 0"

Main Level 25' - 0"

OPEN OFFICE 1782 SF

Lower Level 13' - 0"

BUILDING SECTION - LOOKING NORTH 1/8" = 1'-0"

Second Level 45' - 0"

VINYL ROOFING MEMBRANE, WHITE (COOL ROOF) 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING 4" CORK INSULATION 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING 5 A202

GLULAM GRIDSHELL STRUCTURE

Second Level 45' - 0"

HIDDEN GUTTER/DRAIN PIPE TO STORMWATER SYSTEM

CLT EXTERIOR WALL W/1/2" SHEATHING, CLAD IN VERTICAL WOOD PANELS

WALL TO ROOF DETAIL 1/2" = 1'-0"

Main Level 25' - 0"

Lower Level 13' - 0"

Main Level 25' - 0"

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WALL SECTION - WEST SIDE 1/4" = 1'-0"

BUILDING SECTIONS

Summer position at 1:00pm on Winter Solstice

WALL SECTION - EAST SIDE 1/4" = 1'-0"

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Second Level 45' - 0"

Main Level 25' - 0"

ENTRANCE ELEVATION 3/4" = 1'-0"

ENTRANCE WALL SECTION 3/4" = 1'-0"

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1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING W/MOISTURE BARRIER, TAPED AT SEAMS

ALUMINUM FRAME PVC MEMBRANE TO WRAP AROUND SKYLIGHT COMPLETELY FOR WATERPROOFING

RIGID INSULATION CANT STRIP

SKYLIGHT ASSEMBLY

4" POLYSTYRENE RIGID INSULATION SKYLIGHT ASSEMBLY 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING SEAL WITH CLEAR MATTE FINISH

ROOF ASSEMBLY

PREFABRICATED GLULAM GRIDSHELL STRUCTURE 36" x 6" ALIGNED TO A 4' x 4' GRID

2 ED01

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PVC MEMBRANE FULLY ADHERED TO SHEATHING, COOL-ROOF WHITE COLOR

Second Level 45' - 0"

SURFACE MOUNTED LINEAR LIGHT FIXTURE GRIDSHELL STRUCTURE

3 ED01

ENLARGED ROOF MEMBER AT SKYLIGHT 3" = 1'-0"

Main Level 25' - 0"

LIGHT FIXTURE

CONTINUOUS FLEXIBLE SEALANT BEAD, BLACK

1/2" PLYWOOD WALL CAP, SEALED/PAINTED TO MATCH INTERIOR WALL

PREFABRICATED GLULAM GRIDSHELL STRUCTURE EXTERIOR MEMBER, 36" x 12"

Lower Level 13' - 0"

1/2" PLYWOOD SEALED WITH WHITE, MATTE SEALANT

EXTERIOR WALL SECTION 1/4" = 1'-0" ALUMINUM PANELING 1/2" AIR BARRIER 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING COVERED WITH A MOISTURE BARRIER AND CONTINUOUSLY TAPED AT SEAMS

4" RIGID CORK INSULATION BLOCKS

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ENLARGED DETAILS

ENLARGED WALL TO GRIDSHELL 3" = 1'-0"

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MARKET AREA

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EXTERIOR DUSK STREET VIEW

GARDEN AREA

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVES

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Project Number Date

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MATTHEW PORTICE #04701666 5/22/2019

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Aluminum Composite Panel System For this new project I am proposing to use an aluminum composite panel system. This system will be made up of aluminum panels and glazing which will alternate de pending on the programming of the interior spaces. The panels will incorporate some type of design element within them (color, etching, undulating shapes, etc.).

https://www.architectural-review.com/today/warp-factor-les-turbulences-at-orleans-frac-centre-by-jakob-macfarlane/8654514.article

ARH 604 Materials and Methods of Construction

PECEDENTS

ARC 6

MATERIALS A OF CONS BUILDING

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Aluminum Composite Panel detail.

http://damsinc.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/rainscreen-panel-2.pngv

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https://www.alucobondusa.com/blog/colossal-mall-in-russia-invites-shoppers-with-three-dimensional-alucobond-spectra-facade/#.XGDwI1xKgUE

Matt Portice - #0

https://www.architectural-review.com/today/warp-factor-les-turbulences-at-orleans-frac-centre-by-jakob-macfarlane/8654514.article

Instructor:

Rivera Shopping Mall by 5+design

FRAC Centre by Jakob + MacFarlane

Paul Rivers

The Rivera Shopping and Entertainment Center in Podolsk, Russia is wrapped in different shapes of aluminum panels and incorporate glazing panels along with LED lighting to illuminate the facade. This building was chosen due to the variety of panel shapes and usage of each panel (visibility, lighting, etc.).

The FRAC Centre in Orleans, France utilizes aluminum composite panels to create unique shapes on this building. Parts of the exterior is perforated to allow light to shine through to create interesting designs. This building was chosen because of the unique shapes created from the aluminum composite panels.

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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TYPICAL STRUCTURAL FLOOR PLAN

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PROJECT ROAD MAP

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DETAILS

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RENDERED DETAILS

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PEELED FACADE DETAIL

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